Sentence examples for this harmonisation of from inspiring English sources

The impact on prisoners is much worse - the restrictions for prisoners, as a result of this harmonisation of prison rules, on things like books, clothing, and basic necessities, are much more severe than they were".

This harmonisation of math and science education may be achieved by better enabling the utilisation of capabilities, especially in science education.

This Network encourages the harmonisation of laboratory methods for the detection of influenza in EISS and assesses the quality of laboratory testing for influenza and RSV [ 25].

The presented CCDM is a result of this harmonisation and one of the first presented examples of semantic geo-information domain standards.

4 A major component of the European governance for clinical research, European Clinical Trial Directive 2001/20/EC (CTD) was intended to support this goal, focusing on the harmonisation of research processes across EU member states.

This review has highlighted clear gaps in the field of anti-stigma interventions and research methods and a need for the harmonisation of outcomes in this field of research.

In addition, this research is also a prerequisite for the harmonisation of practices and quality assurance.

This goes to the heart of wider debates about the harmonisation of European law – heck, why not go global even?

This puts huge emphasis on goodwill between countries and the harmonisation of existing laws to make it easier for investigators to cross international boundaries.

He has pushed for the harmonisation of indirect taxes.

He argues that the cost of imported cars, research and development and testing can still benefit from the harmonisation of regulations on either side of the Atlantic.